Aged Port North of Abingdon Reveals Hidden Guineas
A tea casket found while cleaning a fish pond in Abingdon Berkshire allegedly contained guineas once stolen from a lordly family. The money’s owner, Mr Tomkins, recovered the casket and the tale ties to an 800Guinea loss from fifteen years past.
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